Terms of Use

Who can use this service

Access is by invitation and admin approval. Your account is personal to you: do not share your login or let anyone else use it.

We may suspend or remove access at any time, for example if these terms are broken.

What you may do

Use the data, charts, calculators and content in this service for your own research and for advising your own clients.

Share individual items (a post, a letter, a single fund page screenshot) with your clients, with the required disclosures left in place.

What you may not do

Scrape, crawl, bulk download or systematically copy the data, by hand or with a script, bot, browser extension or any other tool.

Build a copy, a competing database or a data feed from this service, or resell or redistribute the data in bulk.

Use more than one account per person, get around rate limits or access controls, or try to probe, break or overload the service.

Use the service to mislead investors, or to publish content that breaks SEBI, AMFI or other applicable rules.

Monitoring

We log which funds and pages each account opens, and we limit and flag unusual volumes. Accounts that look automated can be suspended without notice.

The data and no advice

Mutual fund data is taken from AMC and regulator disclosures and may be late or contain errors. Past performance does not predict future returns.

Fund manager tenures and dates are compiled from AMC factsheets, notices and statements of additional information. Where a fund house has not published an exact date, we show an approximate one marked with ~ (the first month the manager appears in the records), or a dash. Years, tenures and returns that depend on such a date are approximate too.

Nothing here is investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully.

Ownership and changes

The selection, organisation and analysis in this service belong to its operators; the underlying public disclosures belong to their sources.

We may change these terms. The version you agreed to is recorded with your access request, and we will ask again after a material change.